If you have to speak to someone in a position of authority, and you are afraid you might irritate him/her, starting with an apology will frequently prevent their becoming angry.
For example, you can say, "I realize this may get you angry, but I feel I need to say it." By telling someone you might make him angry, paradoxically this will frequently prevent his becoming angry.
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 The Israel Test George Gilder (not Jewish) a famous economist | ||
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It's very easy to do. Fill out the short form here - http://www.shmiraproject.com/en-us/signup.aspx and ask for the name of a soldier to "pair up" with. By doing so, you give that soldier a share in every prayer or mitzva you do.
The Shmira Project did this during the last Gaza war and there were only 13 Israeli casualties, which was both a miracle and a record for any Israeli war!
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